As noted in the comments the issue here is that the sidebar was calling the_category(), which displays only the current category, rather than listing all categories. An even more “WP way” approach is to make the sidebar dynamic. That way, you can use widgets rather than hard-coding what appears in the sidebar. WP has a … Read more
Simply placing a url isn’t going to embed a webpage within a webpage. You could use an iframe. <iframe src=”http://yoururl”></iframe> To display the page content from that url. You could also capture the page via php and scrape it for the information you need but you would have to create a custom widget for this. … Read more
try editing the current css stlyes to this /* moves side block right */ .site::before { right: 0; } /* moves sideblock conent right*/ #secondary { float: right; } /* pushes body content left */ .site-content { margin-left: -221px; }
The theme files control the spaces and containers. So the Code for Ads is needed to be placed in theme template file. In general, first you need to create space for the ads in the template file, and add the ads code in the file.
That contact form is in a widget. Look at the widgets (in Admin area, Themes) to find that widget. (You can tell by inspecting the code for that area, and seeing that the form is contained within a div with a class of ‘widget-area’, among other classes.) It’s possible that the contact form code is … Read more
Do you have access to the theme files? If so, try replacing <?php get_sidebar() ?>; with this: <?php if( stristr($_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’],’android’) === FALSE ) { get_sidebar(); } ?> Otherwise, what about access to the theme’s javascript file? var ua = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase(); var isAndroid = ua.indexOf(“android”) > -1; if(isAndroid) { // Do something! // Perhaps target the … Read more
It definitely belongs to CSS forum, but any way: Open: your style.css located in wp-content/themes/twentyeleven-child/ Go to: line 1736 where it says .widget-title Remove: text-transform: uppercase;
Add a metabox to your post type, see this answer for details. In you sidebar look for the post meta key _t5_extra_box and display its content if it is available. But … I would do this in a plugin and move the rendering into a widget. This is about content mostly, so it doesn’t really … Read more
If I’m understainding you correctly, you’ve hardcoded the wp_list_pages() function in to the widgetized area of the theme’s sidebar, and then, when you add a widget using WordPress’ back end Appearance->Widgets then you no longer see the output of the wp_list_pages() function? If that’s the case, then I think we’ve found your problem. If code … Read more
Your theme has html code errors or you have introduced some with errors in your widgets. Use http://validator.w3.org/ to check for code errors, especially missing closing </div> tags. Missing a </div> will drop sidebars and widgets below the content <div>. And use Firebug with Firefox, or use the developer tools in Chrome or Safari or … Read more